On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 9:28 AM, Jed Reynolds <[email protected]> wrote:
> Greetings, > > I found that I was not able to interact with Godaddy's ftp-based storage > with duplicity. Looking further, found the the put() and get() methods in > ftpbackend were stripping all the starting slashes from the remote path. > This reflects a python api change, where the call is now lstrip(s, n). I > did not change the call, because in my experience, expecting the right > number of slashes is unreliable. Rather, I added '/' to the sprintf > formatting strings. > Normal FTP does not have the ability to do absolute pathing, thus the leading slash is removed to force the path into a relative path. The code has been working on non-Godaddy systems for years and this change would break it for current users. Plus, I would have to reject the patch because it contains tabs instead of spaces. Tabs are evil. ...Ken
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